Luna - Personal portfolio template

About Luna

Luna is a one-page personal site for a travel writer, built around the way she travels: by train and ferry, one numbered notebook per route. It suits travel bloggers, newsletter writers and anyone whose story is a list of places - and it works just as well for a food writer, a cyclist or a walker who wants their favourite destinations on the page.

The homepage opens on a headline over a curved, drifting filmstrip of photographs, then runs a city ribbon, a short self-interview beside a portrait, and the signature block: six favourite destinations drawn as stops on a dashed route line, each with its coordinates, the train or ferry that got her there, a line on why it matters and a link to the full story. Below that come the six newest stories from the Portfolio app, a small panel of personal numbers, four things she does for editors and partners, a "now" strip, a resume card, three testimonials, an FAQ, a row of her channels pulled from the Links app, and a mailto-first contact section.

The design is a white page with a single map-red accent, Lora headings over Nunito Sans, pill navigation, a sticky header with a tagline, a status line and a call-to-action button, and a four-cell footer with room for an address, socials and a "now" note. A round red back-to-top button rides along.

Three apps are wired and filled: Portfolio as a stories journal (twelve captioned routes in four categories, an editorial rows index and a hero-image story page), Resume as a timeline CV with a downloadable PDF, and Links as a cards page of channels. Swap the photographs, rename the stops and the route is yours.